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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1971-04-15, Page 20Times-AFIVocate, April IL 1971 09e 24 ENTER RACE - A district entry in Sunday's canoe race in the Thames river is the C-Creek Supreme from Huron Park. Testing the craft's seaworthiness are Robbie Robichaud and Dave De Sousa. T-A photo .01111.11.11.$1.11 1.1illtniM11,11111,1,11 JJJJJJJ iiiiii JJJJ AMU 4 Mason visited the Preston funeral home Sunday, The late Alva Hutchinson WBB their cousin and Mrs. Henry Eagison's nephew. NOW SHOWING THE 1971 COMET 4-Dpor Sedan The New Idea Car From Ford 1969 AUSTIN 1300 AMERICAN low mileage, primrose, K33066 1968 EPIC 2-door, automatic, radio, K30682 1 9 6 $ PONTIAC LAURENTIAN 4-door sedan, power brakes, power steering, V-8, automatic, ractio,J56683 Buy with Confidence Dobbs Motors Ltd. Drive with Confidence Mrs. Grace Beavis, Mrs. Duffy, Mr. & Mrs. Don Duffy and Carrie Lynn all of Detroit; Joanne, Janice, and Tom Hayter, Mr. & Mrs. Bob Hayter and family; Jim Hayter, Sault Ste, Marie; Mrs, Bud Desjardine, Guelph. Mrs, Hayter Sr. was celebrating a birthday, and Mr. Si Mrs, Harry Hayter an anniversary, MAN DIES Alva Hutchinson, 28, PasSed away in Preston following a lingering illness. He was born and lived in Dashwood as a boy, Surviving besides his wife are two children, Lisa and Dean; his parents, Mr. & Mrs. Ernest Hutchinson, Ohio; one sister (Ruby) Mrs. Melvin Sherwood, Alberta. The funeral was held in Preston, Tuesday April 13. HI C Hi*C m 'of Calvary United Church presented -the Good Friday Service in the form of a Courtroom scene "Who Killed Jesus Christ?" All the young people took part. The wooden cross was brought down at the close of the service and anyone in the audience was given a chance to renew his faith by approaching the cross and many drove a nail in it. SUNRISE SERVICE The 3W's Sunday School class was in charge of a special Sunrise Service and breakfast Easter Sunday. Gary Eagleson spoke on "Population Control," He said "you often hear the expression he acted likean animal. Animals act on God's laws which is called instinct while people act in a selfish manner," COLLECT FOR BUNNY BUNDLE Wendy Beaver and Jayne Hayter collected $17.80 for Bunny Bundle by selling tickets on a cake which was won by Miss Idella Gabel. Burnadette VanRaay drew the winning ticket. They presented their money on C.F.13,14. radio Saturday morning to Brian Leboe. EASTER VISITORS Mr. & Mrs. Carl Wein and Lea, Sudbury; Dr. and Mrs. A. C. 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Women's Institute elects slate Lucan Church News IliMasyik JJJJJ 0,11111.01.10.1111111111111.4111.10W1111m Washington; Mr, 4. Mrs, Don Freuchtel, Missouri; Mr, .& Mrs, Howard Ford, Sherrie and John, Holton,with Mr. ,ti4 Mrs. Hilton ,Ford, Mr. & Mrs. Hugh Boyle and boys at Wyoming with Mr. & Mrs. Syd Smith, Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Rowe and girls, London; Mr. & Mrs. Fred Miller and girls, Zion; Miss Nangy Scott, Crediton, with Mr. 4. Mrs. Irvin Rader, Mrs, Wilbur Stewart, London, with Mr. & Mrs. Jack Gainer and girls., Mr. ,Sr Mrs, George Wolfe of Scarborough with Mrs. Wes Wolfe. Mr. & Mrs, John Parker, Mr. Mrs. Eric Wolfe and. Tracy London, with Mr. & Mrs. Stuart Wolfe and Tom. Mr. & Mrs. Gus Chesnau, Mr, & Mrs. Fred Chesnatt, Bir- mingham, Mich,; Mr. & Mrs, Victor Kraft, London, with Mr. & Mrs. Louis Restemayer. PERSONALS The D.C.W. and their husbands presented the Maundy Thursday program at the Rescue Mission in London, The/ also served lunch. Milt Haugh returned home atter spending a week with Mr. & Mrs. Mike Burke and Susan, Brampton, Fred Weiberg returned home Sunday after spending two weeks with Mr. & Mrs. Ervin Latta and family of Waterloo. He also at- tended his grandson's con- firmation Palm Sunday. Larry, son of Mr. and Mrs. Garnet. Weiberg weas confirmed. Mr, & Mrs. Earl Vandahl and family, Montreal, were with Mr. $c Mrs. Harry Hayter and family, Mr, &Mrs. Wm. McGifford and son of Imperial, Sask. visited with Mr. & Mrs, Art Haugh last week. Mrs. Leonard Schenk has returned home from St. Joseph's hospital, Loribdon. Fred Messner is a_patient in St. Joseph's ' London, where he underwent surgery Monday. Mr. & Mrs. Earl Deters and family, Grand Bend; Mr, & Mrs. Fred Lobb and family, Clinton; Mr. & Mrs. Clare Love and family, Sarnia were Easter visitors with Mr, & Mrs. Ross Love. Mr. & Mrs. Stuart Wolfe, Mrs. Henry Eagleson. 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IRVIN RADER DASHWOOD The annual meeting of Dash- wood W.I. was held April 7. Roll call was to name an Indian Reserve in Canada and dues. Mrs, Howard Maier, president, dealt with the business. It was decided to sponsor a child for the coming year. A Food Forum will be held in Clinton April 22 and a short course on needle craft is scheduled for April 20 and 21 at Dashwood Community Centre, The Institute will sponsor a recital for the pupils of Miss Idella Gabel. The ladies and husbands or a friend will tour Dashwood Industries and have dinner. Reports were heard from all committees. Mrs. Glen Webb presided for the election of of- ficers; past president, Mrs. Glen Webb; president, Mrs. Howard Maier; vice-presidents, Mrs. Gordon Bender and Mrs. John Rader; secretary, Mrs. Leonard Schenk; assistant secretary, Mrs. Earl Keller; treasurer, Mrs, Wilfred Becker; district director, , Mrs. Glen Webb; alternate, Mrs. Stuart Wolfe; directors and nominating committee, Mrs. Ervin Devine, Mrs. Howard Deters, Mrs. V. L. Becker; Tweedsmuir history curator, Mrs. Irvin Rader; public relations and press reporter, Mrs. Irvin Rader; resolutions, Mrs. Ralph Weber; pianist, Mrs. Hugh Boyle; assistant, Mrs. Ken McCrae; auditors, Mrs. It. H. Taylor, Mrs. Harry Hoffman. Mrs, Hugh Boyle was in charge of the topic which was a tape by Hugh's cousin Doug Murray, who is a teacher in the United Church School at Sandy Lake. He related his experience among the Indians and told of their conditions. His plans is to go to the North West Territories to teach the Eskimos. Secret pals were revealed with a small gift and new secret pals were given out. The executive served lunch. FAMILY CELEBRATES Visitors with Mr, & Mrs. Jim Hayter, celebrating birthdays and an anniversary April 12, were Mrs. Bertha Hayter, Zurich; Jayne Hayter, her granddaughter; Carrie Lynn Duffy, her great granddaughter; and Mr. & Mrs, Harry Hayter. Other guests included Mr. & , Mrs. Joe Bruce, Windsor; Mr. & Mrs. John Snider, Brantford: ANGLICAN CHURCH April 7 the afternoon branch of the Anglican Church Women met in the home of Mrs. Gladys Atkinson. Thera]] call was answered by a verse of scripture with the word joy in it. Mrs. Harold Hodgins read a paper. Mrs. Harold Corbett led in a word game, The prize was won by Violet Hardy. Mrs. Gladys Atkinson passed around a box and the members were asked to guess how many articles were in it. Florence Hodgins and Mrs, Earl Atkinson were the winners,_ Easler Sunday, thirty people attended the sunrise service at 6:00 a,m. They had coffee after in the church hall served by Julie Henderson. Good Friday the cantata 'Olivet to Calvary' was sung by the choir under the direction of William Loosemore. UNITED CHURCH An impressive service was held at Lucan United Church, Good Friday evening under the direction of Rev. W. C. Tupling, whose sermon was entitled, "Were You there?" For Easter Sunday morning, Rev, W. C. Tupling entitled his sermon, "The Empty Tomb". Next Sunday prayer and baptism will be held. CATHOLIC WOMEN'S LEAGUE The Catholic Women's League of St. Patrick's Church held their regular monthly meeting in the St. Patrick's auditorium, April 6. A new slate of officers was installed for two years as follows: past president, Mrs. William Duenck; president, Mrs. Gary Manders; vice-president, Mrs. Harry Van Boxmeer; secretary, Mrs. William Giesen; treasurer, Mrs. John Dewan, SUNSHINE CLUB The Sunshine Club met Thursday with 21 members present at the Masonic Hall. 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